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...Heber Howe Jr. of Middlesex School, who will be in direct charge of Freshman crew work this year; Head Coach Haines; Coach Herbert Haines, who coached last year's Freshman crew; and Captain L.B. McCagg Jr. '22 of the University. An opportunity will be given the men to sign up for rowing and coxswains' positions this fall. Even though some Freshmen will not be able to start rowing before spring. It is important for them to attend this meeting, unless occupied at the time in some fall sport, as it is for the men who intend to take advantage...
...candidates for the University crew who are not engaged in some fall sport will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Newell Boat House at 4 o'clock. At this time Captain McCagg and the coaches will speak. The men who are expecting to row this fall will sign up, so that crews may be formed at once
This year, for the first time, the Freshman class will sign up for compulsory athletics without feeling that it is being made the subject of an experiment. As was true last year, there will probably be more or less grumbling by the majority of the class but unlike last year very little of this will be whole hearted. If any member of 1924 feels doubtful about the value of this system, he needs only to ask a Sophomore about it to be reasured...
...Advocate's fall business competition for Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors will begin Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, when all candidates from the above classes will report in the Advocate House. For those who are unable to report Tuesday evening there will be an opportunity to sign up on Wednesday. The Advocate's literary competition will start Friday evening at 7 o'clock, when Associate Professor Copeland '82 will address a meeting of the candidates in the Advocate sanctum. The work of both competitions will be explained at these meetings...
Reports from Yale have been none too optimistic. The material, say correspondents, while satisfactory, is not up to the mark of the days when Tad Jones was playing, or even of the 1916 squad. Thus Yale goes back to the old cry of wolf. Here we have one sign at least of a return of that old Eli system which accomplished so much to the wailing of duly accredited Jeremiahs. Considering that Tad Jones is at the helm at New Haven, and that Johnny Field, Ted Lilley and other veteran foxes are assisting him, we will do well...